Opfer | Campbell | Beck P.C.
Family Law
Your Family Matters
We stand with you during the good times and bad
Areas of Practice:
- Divorce & Legal Separation
- Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
Whatever your family matter, we are here to guide, support and fight for you. If you have questions around our Family Law Practice and services, please contact us for a free consultation.
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divorce & Legal Separation
Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
Divorce and Legal Separation
At Opfer | Campbell | Beck P.C. we understand that emotions can run high when a relationship is ending. An amicable resolution is ideal, but not always possible given the unique facts of your case. Our approach is to try to resolve conflicts amicably. However, if the situation calls for an aggressive approach, our lawyers are ready to go to trial and fight for your interests.
Our lawyers then tailor their strategy and representation to meet your specific goals and address your unique concerns. We will explain your options so you can make the best decisions for you and your family and keep you informed of the status of your case.
Additionally, Child custody is one of the most feared aspects of a divorce or legal separation. Getting help from an experienced lawyer is a crucial step in developing a parenting plan and child-related orders that both works for parents and benefit the children involved.
Allocation of Parental Responsibilities
We are here to help you resolve child custody and visitation cases as amicably as possible. Whether deciding where children should live or searching for the right visitation schedule, each party should have an attorney who is sensitive to the concerns of both adults and children.
If there is not an agreement on custody and visitation schedules, we work with you based on Colorado's statute governing Allocation of Parental Responsibilities (APR) to determine the best outcome for the child(ren). This takes into consideration the following:
- What are the wishes of the parents and, in some circumstances, the children with regards to parenting time?
- What environment is safe for the child physically, mentally and emotionally?
- What ties does the child have to their community including schools and medical professionals?
- What is the nature of the child’s relationship with their parents, siblings and other persons who have an impact on the child’s life?
- How is the mental and physical health of all individuals involved?
- Can the parents put the needs of the children ahead of their own and encourage a loving relationship between the child and the other parent?
- What is the proximity of both parents geographically and any other practical considerations for parenting time?
In any child custody and support issue, the primary goal should be to encourage the child to have a safe, happy, healthy, loving and supportive relationship with both parents.
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